Examples of using Had much in English and their translations into Polish
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The days of Noah and Lot had much in common.
Social graces since we left Scotland. They haven't had much learning in the.
Quilok had much patience with him, out of respect for the relationship he had with his father,
Fukuzawa's enthusiastic support of the war had much to do with his opinions about modernization.
all the same, but one had much lower air pressure!
David Zebedee had much business to transact with Judas
meant that Chávez had much less opportunity to plan for his desired insurrection.
Charles had much political influence at a time when the Papacy was divided between Avignon and Rome.
where I was responsible for the younger workers and had much to do with people.
Oscan had much in common with Latin,
Miss Harrington had much to tell and these columns shall report her faithfully"about the lamentable practice in our theatre of permitting.
Grammatically, early forms of Armenian had much in common with classical Greek
None of these early religions had much to do with the recognition of Deityˆ
with the economic reforms, as emphasized by demographers, had much greater significance for the transformations of the family than observed within countries of developed market economies.
South Africa had much to be hopeful about.
In France, where the complicity of the Vichy government had much wider ramifications,
South Africa had much to be hopeful about. In 2010, it achieved heightened….
Andrew and Abner had much difficulty in upholding the courage of their associates.
It started with a group of thirteen colonies, which had much in common took the first step toward becoming a unified nation.
It is not difficult to see that love of money as payment for masses had much to do with this classification of mortal and venial sins.